调整到标准

IF 2.4 3区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
O. Vincze, Dániel Jenei, T. Pólya, Dávid Erát
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本研究旨在探讨匈牙利人的交际记忆组织。我们也对可能影响交际记忆组成的因素感兴趣,如阴谋信念和系统辩护。这项研究涉及339名参与者,他们被要求说出他们个人认识的人一生中发生的三件历史事件,这些事件对他们的国家影响最大。我们进行了潜在阶级分析,以探讨事件选择与阴谋信念和制度正当性的可能关联。结果表明,最常被选择的事件部分符合匈牙利民族历史经典,但在欧洲范围内具有重大意义的进步事件也经常被提名。潜在阶级分析揭示了两个历史概况。前者的特点是进步的、以欧洲为中心的历史观,而后者则表现出具有受害者倾向的规范历史观。分析表明,相信阴谋论的个体更倾向于选择符合国家历史经典的事件,而制度正当性与事件选择无关。研究结果从文化记忆的重要性和被测量的个体构式在交际记忆形成中的作用两方面进行了讨论。
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Adjusting to the canon
The purpose of the present study is to explore the organization of communicative memory among Hungarians. We were also interested in the factors possibly influencing the composition of communicative memory, such as conspiracy beliefs and system justification. The study involved 339 participants who were asked to name the three historical events that have occurred during the lifetime of people they personally knew and had the most significant impact on their country. A latent class analysis was conducted to explore possible associations of event choice with conspiracy beliefs and system justification. The results showed that the most frequently selected events partly corresponded to the Hungarian national historical canon, but progressive events significant on a European scale were also frequently nominated. The latent class analysis revealed two historical profiles. One was characterized by a progressive and Eurocentric view of history, whereas the other showed a canonical historical view with victimhood orientation. The analysis showed that individuals who believe in conspiracy theories were more likely to select events corresponding to the national historical canon, whereas system justification was unrelated to event choice. The results are discussed in terms of the importance of cultural memory and the measured individual constructs in the forming of communicative memory.
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Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology
Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY-
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